On 23 May, 12th graders rang the last bell, took part in a symbolic last lesson, and were greeted by first- and fifth-graders. The Headmistress of the Gymnasium, after presenting a certificate of appreciation for special merit, wished the entire 26th generation "courage and openness to accept all that awaits them under the Lord's Heaven".
On Saturday, the Educational Media Centre "Lojoteka" hosted a high-speed chess tournament "VJG Cup-2022". The tournament was registered for FIDE rating calculation, so those who successfully played received or raised world ratings.
20 players took part in the competition: not only students, but also their parents, brothers...
The tournament was very tough. Not a single chess player managed to avoid defeat. Linas Matačiūnas, a student of VJG 6th grade, and Giedrius Surplys, the father of student Faustus, scored 5,5 points each. Linas was the winner according to the additional indicators. The third place went to Mantas Mikšys, grade 8, with 5 points.
The best among the girls was Violeta Domarkienė, mother of student Rokas, with 4.5 points. Yevhen Lukianenko, a guest from Ukraine, who was competing at this level for the first time, scored several nice victories.
Congratulations to the participants and winners!
Thanks to Karolina Nadzeikaitei for capturing these moments
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Every year, spring brings the start of the Geography Olympiads and competitions. This school year, our gymnasium students were successful!
The 2nd Lithuanian Geography Olympiad for grades 7-8 was held in April. 110 7th graders from different municipalities of Lithuania participated in the Olympiad. Our Gymnasium was represented by Benas Manstavičius, a student of grade 7a, who won a silver medal.
Another piece of happy news came from the 21st National Geography Competition for students of Česlovas Kudaba organised by Vilnius University. Elzė Grinevičiūtė, a student of class Im, took the geographic challenge by logging into the VU e-learning system and solving geographic tasks. Elzė overcame the challenge perfectly - she won the 1st place in Lithuania in this competition. She was awarded a first place diploma and a National Geographic subscription for her extensive geographical knowledge.
We are delighted and proud of the students' knowledge and achievements together with the whole VJG community!
On 4 May, Ukrainian children from the high school community and their teachers Svitlana and Sofija visited the Parliament of the Republic of Lithuania.
Dear Parents,
Soon you will need to help your child choose I or II a foreign languages.
Before you make this very important decision, the German Language Coordinator in Lithuania would like to inform you about learning German and the opportunities that German offers in your career.
We invite you to join us as an audiovisual media teacher from 20 June!
INFORMATION ON THE JOB AVAILABLE
Applicants who meet the eligibility requirements will be informed personally and invited for an interview.
Vilnius Jesuit Gymnasium, legal entity code 291812440, registered office address Augustijonų g. 5, Vilnius, will use the data provided by you for the purpose of the competition for vacant positions in accordance with the provisions of the Law of the Republic of Lithuania on Legal Protection of Personal Data.
CVs and other data submitted by candidates for vacant posts shall be destroyed and not stored after the vacancy has been filled, unless the candidate himself/herself indicates that he/she consents to the storage of his/her data by the institution in the event of another vacancy in the competition, or up to the point in time at which the candidate submits his/her request for the deletion of data.
The 5th VU MIF Mathematics Olympiad was held at the Faculty of Mathematics and Informatics of Vilnius University on 19 March 2022.
On Saturday, over 80 helpers - dads, moms, kids and a few alumni - gathered in Guopstas for the traditional spring clean-up.
Congratulations to the gymnasium students who have excelled in the Vilnius city and republican economics competitions!
We would like to share some moments from the JEEP (Jesuit European Educational Project) project week.
This year, our school was represented by four 10-th graders: Viktorija Kazlauskaitė, Gustė Malinauskaitė, Adomas Cvilikas and Teofilė Jovaišaitė. During the project, each student was part of a different commitee and worked together with other pupils from six different countries. Together, they imitated the European Parlament by tackling important questions on politics, equality, economics and consititution. In the end, each commitee presented the resolutions that they had developed during the week and answered various questions on them. All of the students participating distinguished themselves as smart, remarkably well-read and polite.
We were extremely grafetul to have been able not only to visit the famous sights of the gorgerous city that Barcelona is, but also to meet spanish and belgian students and admire the marvelous 130 years old Saint Ignacius jesuit school, located in the heart of Barcelona.









